pitpony30
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Can anybody recommend a good paying casino and any loose slots? Would appreciate it
Question Loose casinos and slots
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If you mean with good paying, fast paying casinos then you can't go wrong with the likes of Videoslots, Casumo etc that are fast paying.
As to loose slots, there are no such things as loose slots in my opinion. Just gamble away what you can afford to lose and keep your fingers crossed for some lucky wins.
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HI no such thing as "Loose slots" its a myth. The maths model inbuilt ensures we all loose long term. RTP is set when a game is launched and rare changed. Rather look for safe places to play at, quick cashouts , then deposit your money and take your luck 
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As others have said, no such thing as "loose slots" - they are all designed with one thing in mind: earn the operator money.
Just go through the accredited list here (see the box options at the top) and stick with those. You can't go wrong.
I would recommend Royal Panda, Trada, LeoVegas, Rizk, VideoSlots, BetAT & Slotty Vegas - all top casinos and all hassle-free
Just go through the accredited list here (see the box options at the top) and stick with those. You can't go wrong.
I would recommend Royal Panda, Trada, LeoVegas, Rizk, VideoSlots, BetAT & Slotty Vegas - all top casinos and all hassle-free
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I would like to disagree to a certain extent with some of the previous posters. Yes, it is correct that no slot will make you money in the long run, but there is a really big difference in the RTP of different slots, and in general a 97-98% slot will seem "looser" than 93-95% RTP slots. The simple fact is that high RTP gives back more in the long run than low RTP slots will.
Another important aspect is the volatility of the slot machine you are playing. Low variance slots will frequently give out wins, but they will all be fairly low. High variance slots can give you long dry spells before producing a big win and can therefore seem really tight at times. Having that in mind, a low variance slot can at times seem "looser" than a high variance slot with a big hit potential.
A general tip would be to always be vary of the RTP of the machine you are playing. A 94% RTP machine would in general eat your balance a hell of a lot faster than a 97% slot would.
Another important aspect is the volatility of the slot machine you are playing. Low variance slots will frequently give out wins, but they will all be fairly low. High variance slots can give you long dry spells before producing a big win and can therefore seem really tight at times. Having that in mind, a low variance slot can at times seem "looser" than a high variance slot with a big hit potential.
A general tip would be to always be vary of the RTP of the machine you are playing. A 94% RTP machine would in general eat your balance a hell of a lot faster than a 97% slot would.
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